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Read articles →This is a follow-up to an earlier Whiffle overview, the whole point here is live snow testing after the first video had none. It covers a 54-inch inverted rear snowblower in roughly 30 cm of fresh snow, with honest comparisons to Normand and Pronovost, notes on hard-pack struggles, the unavoidable clearance gap near obstacles, and snow left under the unit. Good for compact-tractor owners weighing a budget-friendly inverted blower.
The presenter identifies himself as being from Hawthorne's Equipment, suggesting a dealer or equipment-business perspective rather than a private owner.
It blew snow well and did a great job, though not as efficient as a Normand or Pronovost.
You get a two to two-and-a-half foot gap, up to three feet, near garage doors or equipment, and it struggles in hard-packed snow.
Yes, there is always some snow left underneath that could not get thrown into the fan, though newer hybrids leave none.
It is cheaper and not as high quality, but those companies do not offer a small inverted snowblower option.
